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The Telegraph: Calcutta
  • Bus with students slips
    Around 20 students of Shri Shikshayatan school had a close shave on Thursday morning when the brakes of the bus carrying them failed and the vehicle slid down a slope beside Lorry Road in Entally.
  • Doctor error after death too
    A doctor who recorded the wrong date and time of a woman's death was the trigger for a daylong drama at SSKM that led to the deceased's sons being arrested for vandalism and delayed the body's release.
  • HS examinees flock to court
    Calcutta High Court has been flooded with a record number of petitions ' 300-odd at last count ' from students dissatisfied with their marks in Higher Secondary 2008 and wanting a look at their answer scripts.
The Telegraph: Calcutta
  • CPM looks for election elbow room
    Calcutta, July 3: Prakash Karat may not want Mulayam Singh Yadav to prop up the Manmohan Singh government if the Left withdraws support over the nuclear deal, but many of his Bengal comrades would be relieved to see the UPA government survive.
  • Buddha rules out ban on Maoists
    Calcutta, July 3: Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today ruled out a ban on Maoists, saying the government would prefer to tackle them "administratively and politically".
  • Guard layoffs stir Singur protest pot
    Chinsurah/Calcutta, July 3: CPM leaders will meet a senior Singur officer tomorrow to protest the move to lay off 700 night guards at the Tata Motors plant without five months' pay.
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